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BIood Mono's
Wanted Nov!
Hare you balled in your name
Rigs. H. 13, Alh•tt, secretary or th
.Blood Donors Clinic, or to tit
Brussels Post? Mood (Donors a
urgently need:+d, 1)1 yon realise that
the blood yon give may be lht
means of savor:; the life of one of
ole' boys 011 •Ito field of battle?
Would you like to learn Ihn.t your
son, or your eelghhonr's sou, died
because of the reed of a binud trans•
fusion that couldn't ire given
been!' 1‘ the 1)er11e of this commun.
ity failed to (:ire some blood when
the opportunity Was at hand.
If a boy waive injured here at hone
there isn't an; nee who would refuse
to give hioo(1 :1 it were uee(lyd but
because the field of battle is far
removed many of nr, fall 110 realize
the desperate ,reed now.
In order 111:1, a clinic may be
held in Brussels lir September it is
necessary to have at least 75 names
immediately. Thorn who are willing
to do their nn11 are liked to hand
their names in at mire, Canvassers
for Brussels, Morris and 'Grey are,
asked to speed up their wort and
turn in their iists to the secretary
as soon as posi'c,l+. The eespr.nse
to the appeal for Motel Donee, he
the village has been extremely
poor. it is unfortanata that our
people do not seem to realize the
great need for blood for trans-
fusion,. for nu; boy. in the armed
forces. We prefer to believe that
it has been negl3et to hand in their
IT NOW.
There are a great many detaile to
be arranged 'ear' if a clinic is to be
held here in September end Dr.
Jamieson must. arrange. for it next
week so don t delay.
Ohir boys aisi prcpars& to give
Meir lives for us. We must (MAO*
0111' b10ed for them.
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J e. A(ntsiro,r, spout. flit week
end in Toronto,
to * ,1
Catptaitt ( R. Campbell wits Meme
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Presentation To Bride-to-be
Miss Jessie Pearson was hcnoured
at the borne of Miss Telma Harrison
on Wednesday evening last week'
when about twenty of her g i.1
friends presented her with a beauti-
ful mirror. (lance were enjoyed
throughout the evening and a de -
Helene lunch was served,
-Wingbeua Oyezee-Times
to be held at
S.S. No. 6, Grey
On Friday, August 20th
Music by the Victor Orchestra
Of Ethel
Admission 25c Booth
"Seek Ye The Lord Whsle He
May Be Found"
SVdelvllle Clurch
Minister
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D.
1C A. M. Sunday Sohool and
Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning Worshlp.
The morning service will be
in charge of the Rev. Hugh
jack of Seaforth,
NO EVENING SERVICE
Louie D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
COME AND WORSHIP
United Uhurch
flinlster-'Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
13 A. M. Sunday School and
Bible Class
11 A.M. Morning Worship
The Minister
7 P. M. Evening Praise
The Minister
EVERYONE IA/El-COME
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rector, -Rev. M. F. Oldham
St. John's Brussels-
10 A.M. Sunday School
11 A.M. Morning Prayer
and Sermon
St, George's Weitere.-
1.30'P,M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
2.80 P.M. Sunday Sohool
St. David's Hehfryn•.-
2.16 P. M. Sunday School
3,30 P.M. Evening Prayer
and Sermon
Important meeting of Honfryn
Congreagattan at close of ser.
vice, All members are urged to
be presevtt R posslble.
Wednesday, August lith, 194
ETHEL
Fhl,ude of (George A. Mt'Lellau(1
will reagent to hoar 1)! hie pasei11g 111
Ni•W York oily 011 14011day, July 3rd,
for a eonple of eny1 tele we+nk,• , al'Ier a short Illness, The deceased
* * *
31rs. Muhh FE• 1 •: Was born in Paieley, Ho served 111
tentem of Ingere01;the Signal corm: of the 011101lian
is visaing ill nr,I,::els.
e '1' ,W
Jack C. Gee.: of Montreal Is
spanliug 11 13 v n •,,111'11 111 h1,; 1.0100
Hors:
11 ,k
Mr. W, J. Motel -mem) told .Sistere
spent lust 5,1o1 ty 11'1'11 1i l•'1 eve in
Clht ton.
e * * near 1111191, One heather Ilarve
Mrs. C. 13,1s1ltlee and M'e. Kareu predeceased him twoago.y
ore spending a eoupla of weeks at airs.Y=.us
Rc1bt. henry and Hies Sharon
14auble 1letV011 ' ' 1 I1i1.n Ilton are visitiu'1 the former's
*
* ) parents, Mr. at1(1 Mrs, Bert Parker
Airs. Dean Geo mei son 'it' Stl•at-' at present.
ford spent 111a v1eek wit11 Mrs, Mr, and illi.,. Roy.. Drown and
George Iienderson,
family of Listowel were calling on
*
a friends to tba 3'I11'4113 on S outlay:
Mr. Chteeir Miele1' is 111 l.istnw01 Mr, ant Mie. Lesley Earl and Miss
bosplta1, tile f,ierds hope fel' a Laura spent a few days at }'melon
sheerly reeov'' r, Falls, wIt11 Mr. and Mrs. Seal'so11,
* `t' * Miss Rola Faarl returned iamne from
Air. and Mr.s. ,J. I{ie,.tvvttoi, 111leh. a holiday with her sister there.
ewer visited with relatives here over The sympathy 01 the commintdty is
the week end. extended to Mrs. ,Jahn King in her
Engineers of ills lust great .war, On
Itis return front overseen he resided
it Montreal for 0 1111113, lutes, ltoing
40 Now York, where he sward been in
business for several years. Bettis
his wife, he leaves one brother,
:Maurice of California. Three sisters,
01r,. N. MoKoe of Toronto; airs.
(leo. Menzies and Mrs, Jas, Pestes of
* e " recent bereavement, alae
The many friends :.f Mr. A. A t0 other
relatives.
Lamont reg,ez the tact that he 1s There Was a large attuneomee at
quite ill at his house neve, the P1'es4)yte'ian chute)] Sunday
e e evening to hear a former
Mrs. Rm'•t. Strachan has returned pastor,
it^v. W. A. 1i':ldirnus of Valetta. Fre
from 'Li010111•1 whore 1,111) ova, a delivered a
Patient in the hospital, good nd(trtlss and ibis.
* * * ('otquhoun Cavourf?d with a sola,
A numb.') of callers slaps, d i:, n Mrs, Eva Brown of Hamilton IS
spending a two -weal(, vacation with
M'onds.y to offe'• their t'- ogratula- frieucls here,
(ions t'i Airs. W ST Kerr will
Miss Myrtle Dunbar of Poronto is
celebrated n^i bosh yirllvlaty, enjoying a holiday with her sister,
Mrs. P. Lamont and her brother Mr.
A1ek Dunbar and family.
Mr. and Mr;.. 1'1. L, Jardine and
family were happy to receive a cable
reoen4.ity from their sal Trooper L.
R. Jardine, advising of his safe
arrival overseas.
After spending an enjoyable 23 -
clay furlough with his parents, John
and Mrs. Kreuter and friends, Calvin
Kreuter, R.C.N,V.R., who, for the
past 8 months has been en Convey
iklty, aboard the Cer✓ette Trail, left
Saturday morning fo^ Ottawa, en-
rollee to an Eaatel:n Pore, where 11'e
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. 'McKay and rejoin his ship and restl:mie
31r. and Mrs A. Roy MrKay visited antics.
relatives in s7in,.kn0r and Vtlt(te- Miss Ella Fraser of Brussels has
been visiting with Miss Elisabeth
church last Sunday. '' Bishop.
* ac*
Imogene Sanderson has returned
to her hone, after spending two
months at a tt"131'1lerelt0 Camp in
Forest.
* * *
Mts. Ken. Gallaway and two sone
of Corrie spent 11111 past week with
their paireuts, .IIr, an'1 Mrs. Robert
Farrow.
s .
Mrs. 11. 112. Clarice Is holidaying
with her parents Mr, and Airs. J. Ii.
Fulton and ter sister Mrs. J. ,S.
Armstrong.
* * e
Mr . and Mrs, Lorne Stoney of
Miss Sairley MoKay w'h', hat been
spending the sunuuer with her Bluevale were visitors with friends
grandpare.its, 11)', and 81re 1'11:1S,here on Sunday.
weeny is vloitc13 nh Cnrbrtvil:e Dr. C, R. and Mrs, Richmond and
boys are on vacatien at S'herhat
Mrs. J. A. 'Phamson, Mrs. A. IC
Lake. The Dr. expect,) to be back
Zapfe and Mies Betty Lou around August 21st.
Zama, or Toronto unci W.O.I. J, B. Miss Pearl Tillman, Toronto, spent
Ashbourne •ti. Yarmouth, NM, • nee n week the guest of her sitter Mrs•
visiting with Mrs. BeebeThorettot E14win Thompson reasutly.
at Riverside 01.1 Sunday, Auh. 15th, Rev, I'1. A,
* Thomson, B.A., .Secretary of Sunday
Mr. H. Whitman of Winton 113 Schools and Young Teopia's Oorieties
relieving at the C.N.R. station here. will have -charge of the service in
4B. W. 0 Derr, 1.31,1. agent,
the Presbyterian clntrch et 11 tun.
sugered a heart attack on Thursday `111 the congregation is Invited to
of last ween, attend, There will be no other
T service on that data On August
Mr, and 114).. Russel Farrow of 22nd, Rev. Illlgh Jacic D.A., et Sea -
Galt and Frau(t Farrow of the forth will conduct the service here
R.C.A,F., Camp Borden, spent the at 3 o'clock.
week enol wit,t their parents, Mr, Miss Martie Hanstlld 3e visiting
and MIS. Robert Farrow, friends in Stratford.
• * * Miss Ann McMurchie has ratline
Ma and Mrs, J. W. Fischer and ed home from a week's visit with
I-attley and Mr. N. Chapman and 'friends fn "Vilna"
1\7r, and.Mrs R. W. Kennedy attend- Oongratulatioas are due Mr. Arm-
ed the Kieswettor-Chapinan wedding 0113 Earl who won a siil'ei• medal for
811 Kitchener on Thursday, August B. highest marks in Senior Counter-
point in Toronto Conservatory of
music examinations. He is a pupil
o8 Miss Adix Hall, Listowel,
REG'EN` 1 THEATRE,
RE,
S9ea'i'orth5 Ont. •
Thursday, Frtaoy and Saturday,
August 12th, 13th, ,14th
Monty Wooley Roddy McDowell
The Pied Piper
The novel of our times becomes the
picture of the year.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Aug. 16th, 17th, 18th
Mary Martin Dick Powell
Happy Go Lucky
In Technicolor
The year's Happiest, Luckiest Vim -
glen en the Magtosl Isle of Calyls,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
George Brom Pt lsoilla Lone
Silver Queen
coming--
These Nara Way
-`s-
Matinee each Saturday at 2:36 p.m.
First show starts each oventng at
7.30, An patron In by 9136 wilt
tee complete show When Shlgio
features such as these era shown,
Mrs. Eel, 0411 has returned home
from the Listowel hospital after an
operation. Sb.e wishes to thank
the friends who visited Iter and sent
cards, flowers and ililit, as it was
greatly appreciated.
Week end visitor's: Miss Ada
Wardlaly of Ajax with her parents;
Misses Helen Jardine and Wilma
Woodcock. of Toronto and Mr, Ti.
Jardine of Ajax at their home;
14.A.0.,Stanley Alexander of Trenton
Witro his family; Mr, Cagenan Rich-
ards of Hamilton with Mrs. Rich-
ards.
Mr, and Mies (Iilest Hobson, Mil
and Lawrence, and Miss Cora ll.'
Rowan of Toronto visited Dr. 0. H.
McKee and $amity at .Soluble Beach
on Sunday,
Mies Cara 11, Rowan of Toronto le
visiting wits,, M.r, and Mrs, Quest
DobeOu.
Give your blood to save a fighting
man's Wel iiantl sour name Mew 0
the Brussel€ lilted Dews Clink,
cal
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Library To Be Closed
The Public Library will h, closed
from August 17111 till S -pt -tui,er lest,
while the librarian ee 011 V.910 1011.
Mixed Jitney
Bowling Tournament
Results of the mixed hording
jitney lteld TUc t(: evening teem
11:1 hollows:- 161, . Jos. Kelly; 21(13,
Mrs, 3. C. Bt•,kee; 3rd, Miss 1.
Lowry,
NOTICE i
All members and adherents of St,
David's church, Hen(rytt are urged
to attend servile at 3.30 ]i.11l, en Sum
day August 15th as en important
meeting will he held at the close of
the service.
Prime Minister Churchill
Arrives In Canada
ferltish Prime Minister 001111111111
(..:AKI) OF
1 wish to a kliuwl 1 the many
,: of hind se. and pe 'si0 to nl
tyulpa(lty extended by 1:t••nde a^1
eteighlnee ruling urs ree. et. bereave.
merl. ,hay al ' c a ,prre.iauad.
Mrs. Join, 1• -.leg
Anglican Sunday
School Picnic
the ata nal Suess beol and
('0ugl,bat:daal picnic• of ti:. John's
chime) Wail held on the ,'rn' teeng
farm on the river Miele al the 3111
• nn.. of Morris Twp., 'e Friday.
August. Mit with ideal wt clime eon.
dittoes and a fine tare, attendance.
The location was ideal for the 'vent
and tvery:l:. had 0 gan(1 ,dole. (1110c-
111atc and orange delete.; wars peovel
eel. (tares were be111, and val'3cue
rolaests. Th,. hays ]tut (1) sw'nuuiilg
tae-. Supper wile served and tie re
was ahundal.ce for everyone.
arrived in Queleni City ni Tuesday, •
(
-1
August 10th at3Jmp.lnie(I by
Mrs. Churchill and there daughter,
subaltern Mary Ch.1rceill A. T. S.
Brieleh, American and Cauadtan
military leaders are conferring. Tke
British leader accompanied by hie
military advisers, 1331,1 shortly start
his sixth and p10511117 meet portrut-
ous strategy eoeferenave with Pres-
ident Roosevelt of the Culled
States,
MORRIS COUNCIL
Meeiieg August b, 11)1a
The eounell mei on the above
date in the Township .ttatl with all
the members preeee2. The Reeve
presided,
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion e1
Wm. Spelt. and Harvey Johuslon,
Moved by Chas. Cuultes seconded
by Jas. Michie that we acuept the
tender of Joseph and Ciareuce Looby
of Dublin for handing 2 bridges
subject to the approval of municipal
engineer. -Carried.
Moved lay Chez Coultas seconded
lop las. Michie that the nteetiug
adjourn to meet again en Sept.
13, 1943, at 1 p.m.
The following aca0unts were paid:
Geo, Aleoek, 4aaaiotlt Drain $245.25
Richard Alcook, p mLaont
Drain .............;.,,,,.,. ,, , .,,,,,, 90,00
Advance -Times, a4✓ertisreg 4.15
Airs. Geo, Gross, relic/ 15.00
Fred Logan, aftercare and
medical check-up 14.00
Dr. Crawford, Ai,0.z1. ....... ,,,, 20.0•]
Cecil Wheeler, 13,0 H. ...,,.,,
John Craig, 8.0.11.
Geo. Martin, B.O.H.
Richard Aicootc, .hussare
Drain en .,. 120,00
Geo. Martin, Clerk
3.00
300
3.00
GREY COUNCIL
August 7, 1043
Municipal Liability Insurance was
renewed with The General Accident
Insurance CO.
.Application was dada to the Un-
employment insurance •Commission
for certificates o[ Permancey as to
the Township officers.
Engineer Geo, A, McCubbin was
instructed to have the termer
assessment involving both Grey and
,Norris govern the work of repair at
the Lamont Drain and a special
assessment made against the Twp.
Roads for change of location; from
roadside.
Engineer was instructed t0 survey
the area of the MOKeh'ey Drain and
report on Same as a muiticipal
drain as per petition presorted,
Engineer was instructed to extend
the ldlsiop Drain or construct, a
branch as' might be necessary to
line between Lots 6 and 7, Con, 16.
Clifford Rowland and Thomas Wil-
son were appointed commissioners
on the 14111 eon„ Drain,
John Stevenson WAS given 804lay
notice to commence work on the
Close Drain and ':,rahanlSe Graham
90 -clay notion an the Chester Baker
Drain If work Is want uuderway ill
specified time weer e'111 be re -let
and contl'acto1's clewed with any
additional cost,
The following accounts were paid:
Roads, ,.., $ 474.69
Drains 108110
Sohool( ...,,e.,, ........... ..... 200.00
Nouraaace 103.80
,Needs ........................•,,4.00
Sheep 38,00
Relief n ,.,..,. 29.29
Council adjonrnett to meat Sept.
4, at 1 p;i1i,
J', ' St, Year, (".teak
WEDDING
Kieswetter - Chapman
On ale occasi0: of the egret
wedding anniversarg of bar parents.
Miss Marie En1311ie Elizabeth Chap-
man herein( 1153 bride of .lir. Joseph
Peter Kieswetter. The Bride is a
daughter of Mr- and Mrs, Haroid W.
Chapman, 46 Strang,) street, Kitchen-
er and the bridegroom a 800 of
Mrs, Rose K3esweet•ee, Kitchener.
Rev, A. G. Sac obi, pastor, performed
the ceremony at St. lelarlee Lutheraa
church at four o'clock, Mr. Fred '
Linke, organist, played the wedding
nlllada.
The bride, given in marriage by
her lather, chose fm' tine °excision a
doer -length gown of gardenia white
bridal satin fettling into a eliglit
train It was fashioned with a
shirred bodice wi141 seif-covered
buttons spa cod three the front,
sweetheart neenarc and long puffed
sleeves painted ova, the wrists, An
embroidered veil was caught to a
Mary, Queen eel Smits, headress of
satin trimmed with aced pearls. Iter
only ornament was a strand of
pearls ,sed *he carr1113 a shower
bouquet of Killarney roses.
Miss Jean Chapman, slater of the
bride, was meld of tumor. Site wore
a floo•.length gown et new blue
sheer crepe over tapeta. rut or lines
similar to the bride':• but. with short
sleeves. Her 101001al headdress
of blue sheer au1 white net trl'nlnned
with seaming heel fingertip veil.
She carried a shower bouquet 0f
Premier roses.
Mise Madeline Krunter, cousin of
the bride was bri,les.nraid. Shc, wore
a sinner costume in pinlr, Butterfly
roses formed her silotver bouquet,
M. Earl Ca.velman officiated ss
best man, Messrs. John 'Topham or
Newbridge and Hartley Fischer of
Brussels were ushers.
A reception held at the shine of
the bride's parents, was attended by
50 guests.
For her going away costume, Mrs,
Kieswetter selected a frock of
printed sills jersey trimmed with
plain soldier blue, and enttlehing
accessories. -
The couple left for a wedding trip
to North Bay and other points. On
their return they will reside at 33
St. George Street, Kitchener.
.. w BRLJSSELS, ONTARIO
Obituary Huron Comity Raises
$66,750. For Depth Charges
Charles Workman New Sales of 3V 1,' Savings
rile 11 1F 1 Ce , • .r= t u e ,w
l (n I hill ut I , u the
the funeral of teen -r, li'orhma
feel..place halt his ler leulne, Mil
street, o11 Wednesday, August 4t11
Rev, M. 1', t)ldlts ,, ai tb. Joheti s
Ame.lian church we, i..
1, 0rimair wits not d( in 131'ossels
metery,
1'1111 beaters were 11,3,,', I le.
(',resift W S. Steel, I1. Il Aden,
-'1. 1.. t. res t, 31. M•• a Her aid Ale -in.
111(11.1, ,,, The bt lutiinl flowers
t, holed a pillow, w )le; 1111111115,
rattily. Lloyd and .t,a+a; pelt}
nultber, brother ani rieter, 31'. and
Airs. Albert Baker a u', 100,11y, Mr, Clinton
ii., 1 .,
1 month of ,July were appor (toned bj+
the Govto'nmeai for the p1ucliilec of
1.('plh Charges used in the d3strtie-
I tion of enemy 1' II03te, .old rho
i "Stamp Out the U -Boat' campaign
1 for this purpose was et•tried an
inn- 21411 and ended Tiny 31et the
,lc ctl)1' allncut d w 11,11('11 Coull17
was til 13(1,)(1 ('gal.;0s at. $110 ('.11111."
$0,030. The following An. the
results obtained:
Depth Charger, Amount.
Gnderieh - 34 $3.000.
11 '1011.
3 „ 720,
7 G'10.
6 540.
4 e 360.
A F 14 2711.
1 110.
'1
75 $0,750.
and Ails. Alvin Rutledge and family. t t)i n.=adl
85r. and Mrs. Glen G,ulr.er, Mr, and
sear,„1.11, afnrth
Isis. John Rutledge and Mr. and : \Vingha.nl
:Mrs. Stanley Rutdetia, Mr. It d 11rs.
1, „a (eerie alt,( il., ace Mee, en,
Wroxeter
Smith, Walter Scott, Mrs, Raynaud 1 '1.urich
and family, basket, 11. N. McTavish,
11. J. ,lieLaaohlin, E. Smith 7', L.
1'rest, 1I. B. Allen and I), A, Itsnn,
The flowers Rees, marled by .8,
(Jvington, Cl. Mark.. 11. (T'us'k Thu:;,
Miller 13)13 Jack Clark
Friends and relaiivice attending
from a distance were Mrs. IP.
Dumpily and Kenneth Workim:n,
Leamington; Mr, and Mrs. Albert
13akar, Seaforth; M', *111(3 3frs, Ri,
Kelly, Brucefteld, and ;firs, L. Work-
man, Weston. -
John King Dies At Ethel
•
Ou Thursday, August 5111, John
I King passed peacefully away, he
had been in failing health for the
last five years but was able to be
about. 3.311 last 0003)01% viten he
took another slight stroke and bad
been confined to his heel 1I11 death
calve. 51'ith all the medical care and
musing , nothing could be dote. The
deceased was born in Markham in
1858, he farmed in Turnberry town-
ship for eeveral years and in 18S5
he moved to the 9th can., of Grey
where he fanned 4111 1919 when he
sold his farm to tate late Roy Cum
nighaul and moved to E4hel.
in 1888 he was mart'll'd to Lucinda
Lake who is left to mourn a faithful
husband. He was a faithful member
of the United church and although
not able to attend the services for
the last few years, he was always
ready to help in any good cause and
up pill death calve was always in-
quiring how the ehuech was pro-
gressing. He was t1'eo 01'3 and eaten.
bee of the trustee board for years.
He IS slurried by nue sister hire,
Allen Hersey,
A p1iva.Ce funeral wee held at his
hone at a pan. and 2.30 pen. at the
Patted church, the funeral rein( place
Saturday afternoon. Intarment in
Mount Pleasant cemetery,
Pallbearers were Messrs. H. Fear,
Geo. Dunbar. L. hlart, Geo. Addy,
Wm. Patterson and Q. Dobson.
Rev. 111'. Brenton preached em ap-
propriate sermon, .St. John the 6th
chapter and 08 verse, Lord to whom
shall we go than hast the words of
eternal life, A beautiful solo was
rendered by Quest Dobson, "God
Un d e's tands,"
Flower hearers were Ross and
Percy Eire; Percy and Carol Willis;
and Horace Bedwell,
Friends from a 1lstanee Justns
and Mrs. Lakeand Mrs. Eva Brown
Hamilton; Ross and Mrs. King,
Percy King, Mrs, CasiO', Mrs, R. S.
Hamilton, Mrs, Leaver. Stewart and
Mrs. McBurney, W'lngham; Wm.
and Mrs. Willis and Carol, (Iowans -
town, Perot' and Mrs. Willis; Horace
and Mrs. Bedwe3l, Atwood; Mr. and
Mrs, Davison, Honsall.
e`sOCe[.Eit It
The monthly Miesion Band meet-
ing was hold during the afternoon of
the annual Miasma Baud
Both were held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Valance Inglis, The mem•
pars and leaders of Union Mission
Band were invited to the pienic.
A ball gorse was played. The
Meeting was held as follows: "Tell
me the stories of Jesus," was sung,
Mrs. Luddinton follewsd this by
prayer. The aulptare Wns lead by
Clayton 1ate,itsn. A poen entitled
"Beauty" was read by Verna Car-
michael, Mrs. ]Hann clisenssod the
business. The , leader of 'Union
Maslen Band, 'Mary ltlacJni.csb, gave
A
splendid story centrad On
"Honesty" is the beet policy" and it
WAS ,enjoyed by 1311. Telae offering
was taken and the offertory prayer
read,
Hymn 34 was sung. The tweeting
closed with prau0:' by Margaret
Inglis. The trigger girls then served
lunch and the remainder et the
14fterst00n was 1331'1at elee'ittg ,),"antes
A special tltarrlrlt le given to the
members and leaner, of,Union M.
Band gar coming 1r, thn picnie and
also to Mr, and Mrs. V Inglis Who
1ea±ted their grotrs)ts for the (teens.
ion,
How sweet to sleep where all is
p0505
Where sorrows cannot reach the
breast
Where all life's idle tlrobbltgs
MAO
And pain Is billed to rest,
unr,
Mr. •and MPs. Dave Bruce and Mq'.
sod Mrs. &ell Plaice of llibbert;
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Fulton of
9ltrstford; M", and Mrs Charters
of Spa6orth, Mrs. (Mlles of Niagara
Falls and Mrs. rlhesi.ey of Winnipeg
were Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Win, Cardia. 8111 olio. of C4l1e7,
Mrs. Gi11se of Nissan Falls, Is
Visiting with there ter two weeks,
Mrs, Adam 'St.elss of Edrans, Men.,
aid ger (laughter Mlse Vida of
Stratford are visiting at tete haute of
Jolin Stels.s, 9th 0011., (,i1'ey'.
Give your Vinod to save a fighting
man's Eifel Hatt your natno now to
the ;;i'usecis Mood nonete (:lihis.
Brussels Council Meeting
Brussels, Atigu•'t 3rd 1,14:3'
t 'The regular monthly, meeting of
31 910a Brussels Municipal Connell woes-
!held
as1held in the Public Library on the
1 above date. 11'. Willis being
absent.
The minutes of the last meeting
being read it was moved. by F.
Semis, seconded by R. B. Couslifs
that the minutes he ((1017ted.
-Carried. '
The following bills were presentees:
Geo. Evans, July salary 75.00
G. McDowell, July salary 50.00
R. S. Warwick, July salary .-35.00
County Clerk, Rospitaii*ation 38.50
0, T, Davidson, Firemen's
Insnrali0e 20,40
R, W. Kennedy, Printing 8.30
Brussels Hydro, street ligihts 09.00
Hall 1igits . 1,60
Wilton & G411espie, IS4oc.
material 12.05
Relief for Jetty ... 18.00'
Mobed by W. Cameron, seconded
by F. Semis that the accounts be
paid. -Carried.
There being 110 further business
the meeting adjouraed.
Official Ration
Coupon Dales
Isere are the da'Ss on whiC'
ration coupons be.•ent:, due:
Butter coupons 3(•. 21, 22 and 23
are good, They expire August 31.
Coupons 24 and 26 are due August
19.
Sugar, tea and coffee ooagose 2
to 12 are ,'.,lid. They are good until
{teetered invalid by the Ration Ad-
ministration.
(i:nlning ongar 11017ens marked.
June, Jnly , August and September
are valid now. They expire Septem-
ber 30.
Moat (brown Sps,e. A") 003131)00
marked 8, 9, 10 all 11 11 are valid,
Cc aeons 12 are due -August 12,
They will expire August 31.
Red Cross Notes
The following is take, from a
letter recently received from lied
Cross headquarters:
This now order fnt' knitting quota,
which eve enclose, 1)0osiste entirely
of artioles for Prisoners -of -War
Capture Parcels. Ali this -le the first
parcel given each boy when reported
captured -and as our own boys are
now front-line fikhters---you can suit
see that these comforts ars urgently
c'eeded as quickly as possible.
We know the difficulties involved
in
quotas in the summer but we
must not fail our Armed Forrest
So, please, accept these quotas, large
though they may appear to be, and
melte them as quickly as you oat.
Please let us know as most as 'You
can possibly accept a further quota.
as these art. -toles are all needed in
very large numbers Per Capture Par-
cels, and for the Seoond Flout as .
well as for use in 3Ing1.and, Canada.,
and Newfoundland.
Our quota consists of
00 ribbed helmets
00 prs, service cooks.
How To Be Youo'' Own -
Robinson Ci uscoe
An esclting, dotubl'e page artieie
illustrated to IrUj-,i, COLOR . .
311 The American Weekly with this
Sunday's (August 15) issue of The
Detroit Sunday Tlriies, tolls a'boat
the Ranger "Jungle" School tit •
I.lonolulu, where American troops -
are taught how to make a picnic out
of a shipwreck. - Ost The Datrai#'
Sunday' .Times this weak ansl every
week.
Give your stood to save a fighting
man's ilfet Hand your name now to.
ti"hvoetnly, ldlrfttdst 6